New York prosecutors seek Trump trial delay to at least mid-April

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New York prosecutors who charged former President Donald Trump with making hush money payments to a former porn star during the 2016 campaign are seeking to delay the start of Trump’s trial by up to 30 days, according to their latest filing.

Lawyers for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg proposed the delay to ensure Trump’s counsel could have time to review a new slate of records relevant to the indictment.

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